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Uldale is a small village, located in the area known as the Back O' Skiddaw. As well as the famous tearoom and a village tennis court, there are a wide variety of walks on offer nearby. From riverside rambles and peaceful woodland walks to high fells. Serious fell walkers can tackle Skiddaw itself, England's fourth highest mountain. Or why not venture up Binsey, Little Cockup or Great Calva for a fantastic walk rewarded by stunning views. If cycling is more your thing, then there are plenty quieter winding country roads to explore as well as Cycle Route 10.
Approximately a mile along the road is Emily's Black Lion where they have 'Pie Night' on Tuesdays and 'Fish & Chip' night on Fridays.
Though enjoying a peaceful rural setting Bassenthwaite Lake and village are only 3 miles. You will also find the Sun Inn who serve food and open all day.
The famous Lake District Distillery, Wildlife Park and Bassenthwaite Lake Station a Café in a restored railway station with a full size replica steam train on the former Cockermouth to Keswick line.are only 10 mins from the cottage. Keswick is a scenic 11-mile drive away and known as the adventure capital of the North Lakes, sign up for an activity with one of the local adventure companies. Have a go at canoeing, raft building, gyhll scrambling - or try the Via Ferrata at Honister Slate Mine, for the very brave only!
Enjoy a lakeside picnic on the shores of Derwentwater or take a ride on the ever popular launch to enjoy the water from a different perspective. Head to Cockermouth, a charming Georgian market town. Indulge in some retail therapy in the great choice of quirky independent shops or visit Wordsworth House, the birth place poet William Wordsworth, for a spot of culture.

If you have come to the Lakes to hike you can do a different walk from the front door of the cottage each day. The Cumbria Way and Cycle Route 10 are also close by
Parking is where ever you find a space in the village, usually next to the cottage but not over anyone's drive way.